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Ib.Order Department.

All the leading makes and novelties in
Woolens from this side &C we'll as the 9th
er side of the ocean shown here. These
we sell by the yard, or make to your
measure by skilled artists who will please
your taste and fit your body 1t is rare
treat to see the artistic character Of the
work produced here.
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Special Notice.

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suit the times. Kid Gloves a Spe-
cialty. Entirely New Styles of
Stamping.
Don't fail to inspect his Stock
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Good Results in Every Case.

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D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
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funded. Price p cents per box. For sale by
W. H. Harper.
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MARYLAND Jockey Club.

Maryland Jockey Club.
The annual meeting of the Maryland
Jockey Club, held on Monday, in Raine' S
Hall, Baltimore, ex Gov. OIen Bowie prcsid-
ing and Charles Wheaily secretary, elected
tue following Off GERS for the ensuing year -
President ex-Gov Bowie first Vice-PreSi-
dent, Washington Booth second Vice-Presl-
dent, Edward Lloyd; Secretary, Charles
Whea ly; Treasurer, Robert c. Hall Exec
utive Committee, f. NJ. Hall, Robert Garrett,
W. b. Brooks, ,. S. Cuttings, n. S. Hi, ii
Skipwltli & r,bl, I. J. H.yw trI Il. Snow
den Andrew', J. Alex. PreS.oI AMI L. Mere
dith jenkins. President Bowie stated that
the receipts Of The spring meeting more than
paid the expenses. Since the last annua
meeting the club has spent $1,000 Tor I'M
provements at the track, including the cree
ton of TWO new stables. On December II
1885, there was a balance of $1,000 to Tie
credit of the club. 1t was announced tia
Gen. Clinton. z. Paine had in charge a sub
scription list for contributors 10 specia
purse Of So 900, to be known as the Citizens
stakes and to be offered at the fall meeting at
Pimlico for a race of one and one-half miles
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The Washington Stdi' says Some uf the
clergy of the Episcopal Church i'll this convo-
cation, in discussing the proposition As to the
division ofthis diocese, which, it is said, will
be brought befoie the diocesan convention
which meets next week in Baltimore, think
| that the sentiment vi the church is opp' sed
to the creation OF sin II aioceses. Tiny say The
MARYLAND diocese, =! pee eat cI. sliluted, is
terrtorialiy SIN al and easily uavel>el. IL is,
| however, said That # tie Mary land AID + IS
| ton diocese, CO II Il be reunited aud then di-
| vided into two dix ccsos 10 be known the
Washington and baltimore diocese. this
would be Id ovtnent tfsubstantal value to
the interests Of the church. Il is not thought
that any definite acton will be reached in
this matter at the coming convention.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

RooMs DEM ocRArtc EXECUTIVE GoNMITIEE
Parish OF TerFeboDne.
HOutuR, La, Nov q. 1887 y

ID
Parish Of TeWehopne.
Houtua, La, Nov. 81 les7.l
Pursuant TO call the Democratic Executive
Gammitsee Of To parish 81 Terrebonpe met
this dayi IN Honna, Th9 meeting was called
To order W. Hon q, MopteElt, chairman.
Upon roll cell the following plembers were
presents Arthur Kelly. Anrelie Tleriot y,
n Therlpt Oscar paSpit Ernest A, Hepler,
q. ). Richard, Il. Q, Boudreanx and =. u,
Hotard. A quorum being present the com
1iit.ee proceeded 10 business, ana on mo-
Houof AuFeae Theriet, duly seconded, the
following was adopted.
hersss Tie duty e t6is eoW91 !g e n, f.
easnrHigh al 70 encourage q ftiahdiy contest boz
tss4 {, 9e II WA yAE NH tssg
the Democratic elset9rs d Ills parish fun, fair
and nee oppression y their choice fof eendi-
Bs L res9iysd, That parish convention y
Dec. N laG Is eisei 81 that slftiag iopft ~ isis.
sies a WIS a9ts ri tPS n e5 5
and attClid TO such mattefs d tho e1dgepeie8 81
such Other basfnbss y sud oonYentol Hiay dosni
proper ~ the lnterest q ne peRqernilq Rartyi
81 thiFty delegates. " follows;
Two froni each raspNcttge ward Rtld ten from
tl fGIi D 1t lgFge. Whidh sad afl4Rates shall Pc
hnea st1eay 10 Hllite Detn0cretif eisst4rs Fnd
5S2l ga s N BAfts I'LL ge h2 fP5ef 3sy i S
il fsceut elfoa1ps Tor rehsons beet kaogn 10
/ III Il5elyes sag A W yotefQr Blaine nhd laa1Ap
99f rastdsnt p q Yiee lEssl4egt 95 t9s s1isea
t4il fQg censges tF9m tA9 fa cYAg5s ssiei9l
b3id 10 tbs paFish on saturday DEC. Z, laai.
On motion If e. j. Richard the following
\ vas Rdopledf
/ l&ges0tas4 That thp conduit aBa mqueTgs
ntpntpt aAd primary eieeli9n ~ gelegatea ~
Dis election isn3pp c0iNpQsNd Of I've Hapiii.
bsfF aa f9lte@s f3Qipas q k4Pg, tlsaifA{ials
AlQerl plupnt Athcd BQudraap3 DbAss q DIS.
I Fii aud ~ A. CDAufln. Wllq aye hereby vested
( Sfl.t IlonRfg powers " hAe pfenifhpa, apd ahHu
hpiNAat no eptltIsl bIlets Ges4GpHte the ppli-
i iiis isaeeg tabulle tle retqfug ana clAplftQgi,
! 6isie tllg pegaAt ttPpQgh tiiatE eRafpaA M gllS
chlirlpsit d NO pen99rgai8g kxgeuttyss eatniit
tee, Wno Hdall prontulgith thn Haiifi Yilat tt.
inliiY vote 81 the tnclnuffspt h1l elritlln FplN-
( lnlHia0u ahlll rule ilipu al gueshQna tasirhluB
/ unDn the conduct HHd nlfiasollen ~ 6Hid IRIS
i nA3.y eleetl5n, ard teat tAair dgsisi9n shgl By
ila8oigsq .gzyttsynogs, Eliat asa eloetieR eqgn-
1ainst1n a6ali meet pn fuasiye New N3l 4esli for
thepgggqss n aes3gnatipg w polling pieces
! ara eifittisina s. eek Siter PUBLICLY ennouuclnB
ths poliAF Qlacua thg Chairman Of tie Aeh.
oils ctnsp lEn eouiiulttHe and u tbs AeEners
eanipaigr eaIlpt tige and 81 tho pamqeral4p "
" eGNtlNe eQplNp{teQ shall respectively hfNd *
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

fifth wards 70 AIoEn6ry, and the frst. sixth
and seventh wards 70 Nichols. The second,
fourth and eighth are yet to be heard from.
twill DO borne ia mind that tho frAt, Third,
sixth end seventh Hards were regarded al
NiehoilP wards, Whiie Sho McEnery wards
have not been heard from; a. tha boxes are
some distance from Telegraph offices,
MeEuery delegates will, without doubt be-
cent To Baton Rouge from this parish The
convention for the election Of State delegates
viii be held here on Monday. The fight hero
was bitter and hntiy contested. The Nichols
people arc greatly discouraged and look
eneepiHb.
PoscIATouIA, Nov. 20. --H. q. Mooney,
ghaH. Yblium and j. RI Ables are elected
delegates from the seventh ward
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09
~ 4.I Pa ,, .sll9glag preamble sndros5-

FlrlaEEs, The feIlowirr rrss-sli1s a 49,
fuEaas we're thnn Adopted:
WHEREIN he nHsnorIrtio party q Is5oi-i,o, q,
10y esteemed WITH disruption n rsasa1 ~ ~
va which is being Warea hfninFf fbs sf5,,tTtsl
Nsea1a ~ . Fp-0allad ''rniarinf De1n5rr5sg,
BIG Niisiq1af We deHfecutad and dspiora ffs IA =
~ sss Win which be present eafnpaiEf Il 5s
tl1.,- on ~ mai so-g1ll ed raforna DEM
ky4eg4 and wlnrnaas We believe fhst "A h mr.
nelqoerai Tor Democrats to assrfl ind "a sss
is,5 w ~ 81 q seurn Damocratic ndminidtrH-
heaol0ea, That we, he Democrats Of konBin
llAn1lee me Demolletib HdihiuiBtratlti6 ~
qs5 d ne8eig beunuge Il has been the most
u ullAH or III our preaching aHnuiuiR iir,r,1
sillps lle VIZ in rnnulbn Tor the Eelfrra iIrosrsr
u rnd honor OF The etntB OF IonisiiriR ma ~
ne pe9fles inst copy Of this Revolution -
forwarded 70 The TIMES DEdoORkr.
~ re close o. The meeting the barbecued
IneAts were Literally phrtRken Of, and a GOOD
time was had generally, SNoS
AZ $50 Z. m. another big meeting WAS
held 81 Duhnn'H Han. ~ Which sddTssssS
were made BY Meyer Gutheim, g, L. DupTee.
y a Burke and Others. At Ire ooileliIgio5
On ttie meeting there was grand ball.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09
Falllnr Taesh wlIh &c eaa.

=.
III was tie first and only time ever took
uitrous-o3ide gas. The next tq9te e.lt VII
have been the second. The ruppel pilR WIS
attaehed. lay haek IN the cliAlr coinpi'ssa
the mOuthpieee MSS Apllsa lty lsssr WA
saiiohs tf Tie Gaa we're peculiarly peeillll
Yoa know how il y yourself Golnplesely
nnflsr II influanee, ! became az Hnl,e! I1
bpIntsheil, and was placed W oAe ~ Wy
largest q ssiege nlorss$ss ~. 1,,llsg ana tbs
mortar discharged With te5Rlnc, " Alea
sfnnning report. ihe Bhell-1s4As Il 4---Aiss s
Nred aIoft with the Velocity % wellss9llea
sfreak 81 lightning. / felt unysah flyipg
5hTonRh the heaTens shove; The russ Dsltl1seii
4 vas not on . stNrring s9etf W. a ~
goes M must come down. RtAetSie ~
lhaHast possible Ailtlde, ana, a VI I'M Z
WYNN Is baTsS Ifelt ne hgeet the fgsse n
n bnfned down u the iron AAet'
vas descending se rapidly ~ ,,l hfs
ggqs "a ggs,,, Mes ae.pvard doen-
4 rnahba until {6gl ahou'. atrihe VIC
sseSnd without bRfshng-ya tefa1ble Ne!Atst X.
III II fet TIC fuse burn llit9 tsse tigis IA NJ WI
IRON shell snd thQa9ghs!! r VII snt bnst
i.b6t cannot help myselI, ni.lss
hisSsf D dion 4 feeinR ot Don cAte =
sh0taGr bufAt % npt ptthe VA 4 E, M
aud dld burst intp ssn.t H, VI, NJ; .l5iEa
~ ~, =, ii,if,e Mhsn 4 was releNeu ttsli
~ $500 Isl lie IA found tfie Y i4lft
mi in dtlttisi bad made rs pulse sHs f ti,s
g,sI II ls.hesssd Then be egi around
wv rS,t slifi Il III FL tia 8enHatipt 81 s9isf llls
la I'M tit ineautihie tne suse wv tlltsi,
Fifallf the denliat tsiilAen ~ lt,sst 49, "
t,,9Eiff, aad Nlsh ale uuzlity Altvis ~ ~
~. ~ h,.,isl rom tho 81 tAe iy2sn'
a6fl hurrt iba siiDla tllns Nete ~ ts1i
{ ii.eiiish hid baeu ging ben y ~
set Nere not NJ Ilissaiinl III. s3 Z e,,i9e
nr.of hhnndQn RlQAs " AA t,sss9 f''
az fItHi ffistat M HlAtatf
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

According to eall o. the parish comm ttoe,
tile Democratic primaries III Jefferson pggish
will take Place saturday, Dec. 10, ana I'D
delegates then selected il tic yarious wsrda
VII raeet in pAriah 9QnYontiGa, 81 ne COURT
ADufe m 9tetnu Wednesday, Dec 2f fap
t65 purpose q exciting the delegates u tao
l state eongentiQs,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09
ILL FOB MENERT.
EIGHT PARISHES DECLARE FOR THE
LEVEE GOVERNOR.
His Supporters Victorious in Acadia,
ouRohifas ne Soto, CaldpsII, TAn-
gipahoa, Sc. James, IbervIIie and
Washington = Feeble Attempt at =
Bolt in De Soto Parish.


RAu7E, Nov. s6.--The speeches Of Gov.
Nichols and his followers here yesterday had
no apparent effect on tho primaries to-day.
The McEnery men went to work quietly and
showed 6 sharp contrast 10 the movements OF
the Nichols people, who marshaied their
forces and, with fife and drum, marched
their people mp 70 the polls. When the polls
closed here, at ., M, the Nichols men
were quiet and the supporters OF the Levee
Governor were furnishing the Music. The
McEnerY men carried this ward By 90 ma
Jor1ty, and 80 far as heard from, have So
cured 80 delegates out Of total Of ~ in tho
parish convention, which meets Monday
Beside the Rayne wards, returns have been
received showing they carried Estherwood,
tan.
Gen. Nichols and his friends came here
Friday 10 response TO reports that the parish
was doubtful, and that the enthnslgBm
aroused by the September barbecue had died
ont When Gen. Nichols ana his friends
left Judge Rodgers remained behind % look
after the Nichols interest. Col, Il. y.
ZaelaFie also happened 70 drop into Acadia
ia hunting costume Just as the polls opened.
They are still here, but Ere not disposed 10
De enthusiastic.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

the Parish Demoemfla Executive COMMITTEES,
held yesteiday at Bellevue resolution WAS
eaoptAd l1{nR WFdntgdgy, Pee, \ 4, d. tho
aagfor hqldlng primary elcetigpe throughout
ILLE M l-Ial-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

ue2ly-oonatrnctod railroad spike hfs 8
a6n1Ie head, or. Laore pEoperiy apeal5tn99 ~
@l,5s,si sted p0f1tsH projecting from qpn9Aite
s96 X III ths shAuk. Mhe Qaaag ado Vt Qae
n2{decE5n II ioNAE thAn snat 81 ahe
6f4sr Bsipg provided With "a edge
IA tic direction Of ~ ienRlA, whsfe2y
ffe n5rti6n may 10 more eaaily iinpedqed ~
fbs. g "a aitepef, While lhs other pprtten q
th8 haad eii0egsa tpe rllt
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09
- NAM in AcndIn.

CROWLEY, Nov. 27.-The lhtest returns
show that Gov. MeEnery will have fifty Of
the seyenty-two votes in the parrish eonven-
ton, which meets here next Tuesday to elect
delegates 10 tho State Democratic Conyen-
ton, and there lie great rejoicing because Of
this Endorsement of Coz. AeEneryr who has
been slanderod BY the reform mnd-slingers
now troopiag throughout this State. 1t is
hoped that II may prove lesson for the fu-
trfe. The people here are looking to a live
end progressive man. not war records or
dead Issues.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

miics HorthsaAt q Vienna, last satar
day which resulted in Wright shoot
ing johnson ID the side Of The bead
uys4b a rsatal and inAictinu very
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

Rsasolph, lIaEsuar. Foster. sospe. Holllnes.
:, NJ, RQbson paired With Mr.. CHAIRMAN. ana
El n qfae x paired with J. q, Foster.
Inc following was intrnduced.
Res1lptd, There shall be written or nrir,tas
eh me tickets to be voted, a. foilows Fof
9elegstes 70 choose delegates to me giata
S S - 1tloni fer delsgates r. convention to
oIQoss ieg1alatlre and parochiai oi1cers
=, AeaB--huclaby, Noel Monroe, Giiliiand.
gofd' Alexander-s. Nays Bahdolph, No
Ae5liRTs soaps, HollinggWprth, WhitNorth-b,
miEtsa hdiourned. 49,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

Delegates Elected In Washington Parish.
From gentleman who reached the city
last evening IL was leaned that at largely
attended mass meeting held on Saturday in
Franklinton, Washington parish, called for
tho purpose Of electing delegates 70 the State
gentlemen were chosen to cast the three
votes Of Warrington; Bfeasra. William Bah
biBgtOn, Charles Bnrch, Newton Narnado
and Charles OFT. The delegation ii unin-
stEueted and will act IN the interest OF har-
Inony ln the party. II Is understood they IA
VoF MCEueTF.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

Five NOtes for MoEnery from Iberville'
PLAoUEluNE, Nov, a7.-rhe delegates to
the Parish Convention assembled at the
courthouse yesterday-26 for MeEnery and
Is for Nichols, absent Fiftaen delagatea
were chosen to cast tho i've YotgE Of this par
iAh Tor bIoEnery.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

", - rlaid malleihia aastsiFun pllieS ty
.,si5aT theni tdalklr and nsina Aph "a
IN. M b5Ilix sad NpiaseeiAp ~ ett9tllse
si,el fiii1aN, aqsa iiAa. lHt si.f
V0ar heriiiiaT pc tqaaaE 9t'sA T'f
j'g Gasaag
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

Merabers of tho Parish Democratic Exeeutayi
COMMITTEES,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09


tho nauie Of ona conamissionor for esih polling
place, which announcement ahkif be olnaidofat
Mod1 upon serving notice upnn the chairman ei
the respective committeqF-
On motion Of Arthur Kelly, duly seconded,
the following was adopted
Be e ffs6lrfd, That whereas the praseht oen+
test in this parish q sbsolutuly confined hotWs6n
10 aqrR95tsre a Gov. 3. d. Aqllaery and Gen
Re II Re89lpsa, That tho supporters Of aeid cane
dilates be notified through fleir respgc tive chu4
paiSn e0mmttteos, TO desiQnata their choice for
AZ the head o. the 4ekqt being auppcried BY
the triepda % Gen. Nlfh1lls ahall * printed
Nichols Iichet,n and At tho head 81 the liuhtt
being supported ~ the friends Of GOV. MeilneEy
anee 81 the Tickets shall he printed ~ follows
First number Of the ward second shall ba nfiuts
cd, For Delegates to tha Democratic Parish CuHs
yailtfun called ~ Heena on Dec ~ tseiN It5N
LaIgen following Which Will be the lainta Of the
ten delegates ut large than Ward neleFutes5ft
following which will he the names Of the two
ward del0gAteai and tliat the ttekata shall b.
PRINTED uppn aud the selection 81 an such dele
committees.
On motion Of L, D. Hotard, daily seconded,
the following was adopted:
BE II Fesolted, That In the event o. ono or more
vpc1iietAs occurring 10 hald election h0lHmissien
the president OK ID lia abagnge tbs Ylce ptoai
thOrizeG 70 al such vReaDeigs, but is admonisaed
IN snch event to 90 go with due and proper csu-
sideratlon to the faction from which such
vacancy occurs.
There bong no further business, on mo-
ton, duly seconded, the meeting adjourned,
subject to the call 81 the president or in his
absence to the call Of tho vice president.
A .rfa Nua
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-09

ts-slhe3A 81 she campaign, and fall
a'sie should not EXIT fantiona ID Lplii-
Ngg,day; that We HAD wreaspd the sis@te
nadlg9ailsm, aud knowing tlle ordeal
~ which we bad Raiie. ~ siieald be
pssilbsignlar IN not coontananclng lao
sieas q strong appeal for party unity,
N appreciated The personal eagllilaiail
sgssN w Zen. NlchaiiF AdhNTellta. he
" some leneth % the Cement qei
~ we aEAte from tic MeEnafy adailp-
lsliding Of leyesS be said. increased
u Stale lands and prcm0lstl tue
f. s,9 Development, ana iale esiAee-
~. el4 lnqAstrl4l iiitafesEF ~ the STATE.
. ,sb;a H peantityi Rpd niqQuen. man
Knee.
sueas q. @. CASE GfiI.kruf
5 Ky. nfx5 speaker insfqdueed. lie spelto
FhlA lAE about tlifte-qs q ~
'Yt4ichllla aN ne isaMss "a tbs oAsli-
X ~ wee aAElalded thrppRnott
liagoR n a Ksuagr
le1t ,ilntrpdnceG amid treFnGndous sI1-
qua speech was riartaf effort,
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1887-02-04
Facts Farmers Ought to Know.

A w. Cheever, excellent authority,
says that one ounce Of carbolc acid dis
solved in five gallons of water and sprayed
upon grape vines when the fruit is small
has been found to check the disease known
as grape rot
A small dash chuIn is easily made by
fitting cover and dasher to gallon
crock. This will chuln two days cream
None of our domestic animals furnish
more healthful meat than the sheep.
The agricultural fairs Of 1886 showed
more and better horses than ever before.
There is no branch of our improved stock
breeding as progressive and prosperous as
the draft horse interest nor any one that
is as profitable.
If you have few dollars to spare, buy
"A small flock of sheep and make them a
pen and "A yard, aud procure a good thor
Oughbred ram two years old to run with
the ewes. Keep an account of the cost,
and if everything goes right the money
will be doubled within a twelycmonth,
So says The Rural New Yorker.